HOW TO NAME CELLS IN EXCEL

The naming of "cells" and "regions" is the same, and there are two ways to do it:

1. Select the cell or range, open the menu "Insert" "Name" "Define", enter the name and save;

2. Select the cell or range, and enter the name you want in the "Name box" in the upper left corner of ** and press enter.

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1. Select the cell area, enter the named name in the address bar in the upper left corner, and press Enter.

2. Select the cell area, insert-name-definition-enter name on the menu bar. (The reference position below is the selected cell range, if you need to adjust the name range, you can modify it here), OK.

It's not the address bar, it's the name box in the upper left corner. to the left of the bar.

Insert-Name-Define, open the Define Name dialog box, enter the desired name in the top box (e.g. time), enter the reference location (the area to be named) in the bottom box, if the cell is really selected, it will automatically appear here. And then you can be sure.

1. Select the cell you want to name.

2. Change the name such as d4 in the name box above to the name you want.

Select the location you want to name, and enter the name directly in the name box.

1. Point Formula - Define the name, take a name first, such as pi, the reference position can be selected as a unit, or you can directly give the data to determine.

2. You can quote it directly in **, such as =pi

You mean data regions, right?

The easiest way.

Select this area, then enter the name you want to define in the locating box in front of the sample, and press enter.

This process is equivalent to, you define a name in the menu, Insert, Name, Definition, and then reference the location to select your data region.

The representation of the name of the excel cell is the number of rows + the number of empty punches in the column, and the number of rows is the letters a, b, c...And so on, the number of columns is the number .For example, the cell in the upper left corner of an excel file is A1.

The representation of excel cells can be verified with a simple formula:

1. Open an excel file

2. Select any cell and enter =:in the input box above

3. After entering the equal sign, it means that you can enter the formula, at this time, click on other cells with the mouse, you can see the names of other cells:

4. The B3 cell clicked is the third cell of column B, with letters in front and numbers in the back

The representation of the name of the excel cell is the number of rows + the number of empty punches in the column, and the number of rows is the letters a, b, c...And so on, the number of columns is the number .For example, the cell in the upper left corner of an excel file is A1.

The representation of excel cells can be verified with a simple formula:

1. Open an excel file

2. Select any cell and enter =:in the input box above

3. After entering the equal sign, it means that you can enter the formula, at this time, click on other cells with the mouse, you can see the names of other cells:

4. The B3 cell clicked is the third cell of column B, with letters in front and numbers in the back

The representation of the name of the excel cell is the number of rows + the number of empty punches in the column, and the number of rows is the letters a, b, c...And so on, the number of columns is the number .For example, the cell in the upper left corner of an excel file is A1.

The representation of excel cells can be verified with a simple formula:

1. Open an excel file

2. Select any cell and enter =:in the input box above

3. After entering the equal sign, it means that you can enter the formula, at this time, click on other cells with the mouse, you can see the names of other cells:

4. The B3 cell clicked is the third cell of column B, with letters in front and numbers in the back

Summary. Select a cell or range of cells, enter a name in the upper left address bar, and press Enter to end the entry. Naming is complete. Of course, you can also do it through the name manager.

How to use cells as worksheet names in Excel.

Select a cell or range of cells, enter a name in the upper left address bar, and press Enter to end the entry. Naming is complete. Of course, you can also do it through the name manager.

It is how to display the contents of existing cells as workbook names.

1. First open Excel, paste and copy the name of the new worksheet into the Excel cell. 2. Select all the names, then select "Insert - Pivot Table" in the menu bar, and continue to select "Pivot Table" for the one that appears. 3. Check the existing worksheet in the pop-up "Create Pivot Table" window, then click the small icon at the end of the position, select a cell at random, press OK, and continue to OK.

4. Click the small arrow behind all to select all the data, and then select "filter data table by name and select all cells". 5. Click "Options" in the menu bar, then click the small arrow next to "Options" under "Pivot Table", and then click "Show Report Filter Page", and the small window that pops up is OK. 6. You can see the name of the worksheet below where the required worksheet is generated, no matter how much data there is, repeat the above steps.

Just like the name of this workbook for compaction inspection, how can this name change with the content of a cell on the worksheet.

Hello, this can't be changed, you can only come manually one by one.

I don't need to rename it, it seems that it can be changed before.

No, I can't do this excel.

Uh-huh. Thank you

1.It is easy to understand when writing the formula, for example, the total price = quantity * unit price, which is easier to understand than the form of a3 = a1 * a2.

2.Reduce the length of the formula, it is easy to write, for example, column A stores the amount of an item, a1:a100 is the data area, you can enter =sum(a1:) to find the total amount

a100) if a1:a100 is defined as "**", then the formula can become: =sum(**).

3.Implement certain functions, such as breaking through the 7-level nesting limit in version 03, making multi-level drop-down menus, etc.

There are a few other uses.

Defining names is generally directly or indirectly for the convenience of writing formulas, so only if you can master and apply excel formulas can you better appreciate the role of defining names.

Your question is a bit too broad, are you referring to the cells in the table? Or the three sheet1, sheet2, and sheet3 below the table? Or the cells in the table, it goes without saying, or the three workbooks below, of course, it is convenient for the work, and it is assigned on demand, isn't it easy to remember by naming yourself?

Hope it helps.

It's easy for you to record and find it yourself.

1.So that people who don't understand formulas can't understand what the formulas you write mean.

2.After naming the cell range, it is more straightforward to reference.

3.It's all personal preference.

Select the cell you want to name, then insert the menu-name-definition, and enter the name point in the pop-up dialog box to add it.

Select the cells you want to define, select Insert Name Definition, and enter the content you need to define. You can then see the definition in the name box.

Two methods:

If you define the name A1 to A10 as Month, select A1 to A10, enter Month in the Name box, and press Enter. In the future, just click the lower triangle on the right side of the name box and select "Month" from it, and you can quickly select the A1 to A10 cell range.

2.Use the way you define the name: e.g. a is the x value, b is the y value, and y x is 2+50*x.

Select column A first—"Insert", "Name", "Definition", enter x in the name box, "OK", and enter x 2+50*x in B1. Then drag and drop the formula.

There are many places that are very useful, such as the name that can be referenced in the drop-down menu, and the name can also be referenced in the formula, which is especially convenient if you name a data region a1:d1000 data.

Then the name can be used in vlookup.

vlookup(a1,data,3,)

The main purpose is that when you want to use the data in this area in other places, it is easy to reference, just quote the name of the region!

It's okay to simplify the complex with formulas and reduce the difficulty of reading comprehension.

Allows you to give a name to a subset of areas for memorization, reference, and other operations.